Players gladly pay $100 for the ultimate GTA VI edition, Worms returned after 30 years - the most interesting news for August 11

A brief digest of everything that happened in the entertainment industry worldwide over the last day.

• Just don't complain about price increases later: players eagerly pay $100 for GTA VI – the premium edition leads pre-orders
• Ghost Recon Wildlands on PS5 and Xbox Series – almost the same versions as on PS4 Pro and Xbox One X. Fans of the tactical shooter Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands received an update for current-gen consoles
• Sony will permanently destroy discs for PS5 and PS6. Other companies will also be unable to produce them. Sony's decision to abandon physical media production for PlayStation consoles has caused discontent among collectors
• Worms returned after 30 years – the game was freely expanded by its creator. Andy Davidson released a free add-on for Worms: The Director's Cut on Amiga
• The European Union changes rules: PS5 game boxes may become much smaller. New EU packaging regulations may force Sony and other publishers to abandon traditional large plastic game cases in favor of compact packaging
• Thousands of hours of work were not in vain – The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild was turned into a full-fledged VR game. The mod works via the Cemu emulator and supports stereoscopic 3D
• "Time to sue Sony!": players launched a global campaign against PlayStation. Organizations DoesItPlay? and Stop Killing Games announced their support for the lawsuit by Stichting Massaschade & Consument against Sony in a Dutch court over the company's complete control over prices in the PlayStation Store
• Oblivion Remastered on Switch 2 compared to Steam Deck. Tests showed a decent result
• The creator of TES IV: Oblivion recalled a quest 20 years later that the game "completed itself" – the developers did not foresee such a scenario. The combination of game systems opened a new path to completing one of the quests
• Digital gifts are being given away on Steam in the style of The Wolf Among Us, new releases from the creators of Disco Elysium and Esoteric Ebb. Telltale Games organized an event and is now attracting players to Steam